The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-07

ments duh but steady AZ per cents. .sss9les& |
State Bonds duh but steady
Ala Class A s-5's I0e Nash. & Chat s514 |
Ala. Class ID, SIS LIE y o. PACING lists -
Georgia Is. mortns Nor'k West pre- 5li4 |
n C., cons d 6s..l Northern Pacific. sl;s |
n. G.. cons'd As lO North'n Pac. pref. ots |
:. c. Brown con I0eS4 Pacific Mail ------ SIS |
Tenn, settlets's .t1s Reading
Virginia 6's = Rich- Aneg IL "a
Chesapeak i Ohio Rich. s West PIT 1875 |
Northwestern LBS Rock Island -ES
Delaware & 1855 81. Paul pref-d. Isils
East Tennessee IA Tenn Coal 4 Iron. 35Ie
Lake shore gsIs Union Pacific. Sis
Louisville & Nash. 6.ss New Jersey Cen SD
Memphis x Char 5s1s Missouri Pacific lls,e-
Cotton Seed Oil IT, ~.
The week ON Stock Exchange opened quiet
and rather IistIess, in which half dozen stocks
monopolizcd the interest and two made the
temper of speculation at different periods of
the day. The announcement of the proposed
extra issue of stock by the ST. Paul Company
after the unfavorable bank statement Satur-
day created "A marked depression in grangers,
in " hich the general list sympathized To a linn
tied extent. Later in the day there was a sud-
den squirt in Western Union, based upon wide
spread rumors that "A dividend would shortly
be declared upon the stock. which scheme Is
said to be favored 10y several of the most in
fluentiaI Stockholders Then the feeling be-
There was extensive short covering in Pacific
Mail throughout the afternoon, and the stock
made a material advance. The Improvement
in the market was also aided late in the day 10y
reduction in rates of sterling exchange.
The opening moderately active and
weak, first prices showing declines from Sat
F Fnrp wa nlli and Denver and WheeIng and
Lake Erie showed considerable strength After
the first hour a 1rmer tone was IMPAIRED ap ="
Coal dropped three points Western MON
suddenly sPrang INTO prominence after
O'Clock. displaying unusual strength The gen
eral list became nrm and fractional gains were
recorded, Pacific Mail afterward becoming a
leading strong stock Paices shaded on "A little
| i'm the last hour, but the Close steady and
generally near the best prices OF the day Total
| Ths. final quotations show irregular changes,
as compared with saturdays close. Western
| Union and Wheeling and Lake Erie are each
| up Ia. Tennessee Coal and Iron down l1s. 81.
| Paul Ia, and Jersey Central per cent other
| changes are for fractions only
| Cotton.
| NEW YORK, June 6-Greene 4 Cos report
/ on cotton futures says: -II has been FATHER
/ slow and more less heavy market all day,
| with buyers meeting most advantage On the
| old crop, and foreign advices were variable,
| and there WAS nothing brought out that could
/ lie consideIed particularly depressing, but the
| absence of buying orders seemed to discourage
| the bulliSh efforts, and induce coIsiders.Ile
selling out ON near options, the supply being
| increased by orders from New Orleans. The
| raid WAS most severe ON August. after which
small gain To commence with, dropped 10 to
| ii points from the highest, and shaded Satur-
| day evening some . points, with indications
that sole short selling tool place under the in
offerrd carefully, attracted some attention, and
| made only slight shrinkage-"
Afternoon report-Cotton- receipts, -:
gross, 81. Futures closed steady sales, ,tIl
June, III 3tGll b July, ii 30 August, IL AZ
| September, II Gi; October, 10 ssli 10 -; Mo-
January, 10 iss 10 Il.
Cotton quiet but steady; sales to-day, Isl :;
| Upands, Ill .-l6; Orleans, lbs; net receipts,
| LIZ "a
| tlnent, III; stock, 8,i15.
LIVERPOOL June 8, p. m.-Coton futures
July-August. 2-6i, seller; August-septenl-
Der, 53-6I, seller; September-October j.-6i,
yember-December, 31-64. value; December
January, 3.-6i, seller: September, . i-di,
seller. Futures closed dull.
| GALVESTON, June Cotton firm midi
ding, 10 lilo; net receipts rs; gross, As sales,
~; stock, 1-s1.
NORFOLK June Section firm; middIing,
10 3-l6: net receipts, "a, gross receipts, 80;
sales, -; stock, 4,5s' exports Co;,stwise, luo.
| BALTIMORE, June 6-CottOn nominal (; midi
ding, lie; net receipts, -. gross. ~ s;Ilt-s,
~; stock, 1856; exports coastwise, olo sales to
spinners-
BOSTON, June 6-Cotton steady; middIing,
llls; net receipts =; gross receipts, 81 sales,
3i4
WILMINGTON, June 6.-Cotton firm: mid
ding, us. net receipts gross receipts
sales, none; stock ,+Di. exports co;istwise Il.
| PHIIADELPHIA, June 6.-Cotton firm mill
ding, lbs: net receipts a; gross receipts, ~;
/ stock, BIB
ding, l05s net receipts, 1i6; gross, lij; s;ilts,
l; stock, 3.i0' exports coastwise, Es-
New ORLEANS, June 6.-Cotton steady; midi
sales. 2,UO; stock, lG.,.j9 exports to Great
| britain, -: cosistwise,--
MOBILE, June 6.-Cotton firm; middling,
Vas; net receipts, ia; receipts, ia; sales
IA; stock; !, l6;., exports coastwise,
MEMPHIS, June d. - Cotton firm; mid
ding, II; net receipts, - gross receipts,
54r shipments, -; stock, iO,s,.-
AUGUSTA, GA, June 6.-C"tton firm mil
ding, IL net receipts, Is; sale@, : shipments,
GmAn RE, ROY June ~ Cotton gniet mil,
sales. 81 stock, 40; exports cuistwiss,. al
General Markets.
NEW YORK, June 6-Southern Flour firm
To choice do. s5.0l.5.25. whesIf-l@dI cent
higher and fairly actiye-June, e754'ag9 , Ii
june, 1850 AZ; July. 4ssfs ss1s. Oats ~, itc
higher-N :, sileGt;iss4; June. :ss1.sg4: July,
fair Rio strong at :.,ls No. : Rio. June.
S-0.509 .1.so; July, SDsSIsi. Sugar quiet and
Rice steady Cotton Seed oil. 81 for crIi,ie,
4Oft 40Ia for refined. Resin quiet but firm al
firm but rather quiet ss,ltesI Orleans 81
lected, - To 6o pounds s1st, 10; Texas selected.
fleece DOB; pulled. l+t3i; Texas, 9tg2i. Pork
duh and unehangcd-mesS, SIS old SD for
new. Beef steady. Beef hams itIll. Cut Medts
| firm but quiet. Midiles duh and nominal
| Lard IA shade lower and very dull-westerT
. steam, $3.50 6-9.le: June, $685.; July, SIZE.
S7.tr,; city steam, S5.sst6.tsj; refined, 81. Cent?
mental freights duii-cotton, l-ltd wheat al
ST. LOUIS, June 6-Flour steady but dull
Wheat very dull but closed firm-No. red
cash, ss1a; June s59s- Corn steady but dull
cash 3.6Ts.I4 b June. :s5t4 bid. Oats quiet bu
firm-c:lsh, 2.I4sL-ss; June, 2.14- Whisky steady
at 81 81. Provisions strong and firm. Pork
irregular new. SIS Lard firm. S6.+0- Dry SAL
Meats, boxed shoulders, S5.6.1s; long clear
$50; clear ribs, S.6ld. q. " short clear
S..IJs1..1s Bacon. boxed shoulders, S6.6I6-5
long clear and clear ribs, Ss.sfts.iJ; short clea
S3.5D0s.6.1s- Hams steady at SLEIGH
| CINCINNATI, June 6.-Flour steady-family
Sss1Jt3..O.. Wheat in fair demand-No. = red
= 81. Corn more active-NO. mixed, 41sGtil
| Oats firm-No. mixed. ia -sl.. Provision
I quiet Pork dull at SIS 3. Lard in good dc
mand at S..3.Is. Bulk Meats tirm-short ribs
| $50 Bacon quiet but firm-short ribs, ST.
clear, $50. Whisky steady ut Sl.6. Hog
: common and light, $500 as; packing ans
e | butchers, S4-DtL4.5-
I WILMINGTON, June 6.-Turpentine firm a
. ! Biz. Resin firm strained. ~ good strained
: | 81. Tar firm at Sl.lj. Crude Turpentne firm
i hard. Sl.l5: yellow dip. S2lO; virgin, S2-f5.
e NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Cofiee stronye
4 and higher-common to- prime. 5l9s6I-sI othe
r. articles unchanged
= LOUISVILLE, June I--Grain and Provision
quiet and unchanged.
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